Sentence examples for devoting enough from inspiring English sources

Are reporters devoting enough time to social?

Is NASA devoting enough resources to it, in your opinion?

But the commission found that commanders in the Persian Gulf were still not devoting enough attention to protecting American forces from attack, the officials said on Friday.

Making sure that you're devoting enough time to each aspect of your life is key to achieving balance, says Cox. "Try to be disciplined about working hours.

March 27 , 20142.02pm GMT On Twitter there are a lot of complaints about the BBC and other broadcasters not devoting enough coverage to Tony Benn's funeral.

But if bloggers start devoting enough attention to the charges, then that becomes a story in itself, and reporters for mainstream outlets will feel at liberty to ask the candidate about the rumours, even if they're plainly baseless.

Too few devote enough money (and top managers' attention) to the issue.

In September, I wrote: "I have not spent enough time, devoted enough energy, thought enough about Fiona and her needs.

You should also devote enough time to give feedback to unsuccessful candidates.

Ms. Goodwin said that she was not able to devote enough time to the board.

Ministers get bogged down with so many other issues they cannot devote enough time to a single project".